When you smile, do you see a child-like, gummy smile? Seeing so much pink gum tissue—even if it’s healthy—can make you not want to show your smile off at all. If you suffer from a gummy smile, there is a way to fix it with the help of your dentist in Fort Worth.
Learn more about gum lifts in this week’s blog post and how they can help you feel better about your smile.
If you’ve wanted to improve your smile your whole life, it can be hard to imagine having to wait a few more weeks for a dental procedure to achieve your goals. That’s why Snap-On smiles appeal to so many people! But the truth is that the dental work that you can receive from your cosmetic dentist in Fort Worth will last much longer and feel more like your natural smile. Learn more about better alternatives to snap on smiles in this week’s blog post.
If your dentist in Fort Worth has told you that you have a teeth grinding problem, you shouldn’t take it lightly. Chronic teeth grinding is an involuntary activity that can cause unnecessary pain and suffering if not treated early enough.
If you grind your teeth and need professional help treating the condition, keep reading. Below, you’ll find more information about this dental disorder and two popular ways that our dentist can help you relieve it.
Everyone should visit their dentist twice a year—that’s really not that often. It’s important to take advantage of these opportunities and learn as much as you can about keeping your mouth clean and in great shape. If you find yourself lost for words at your appointment—and not just because your mouth is open—you can ask your dentist in Fort Worth these 5 questions to get the most out of your next dental visit.
If you have missing teeth, your new year resolution for 2018 may be to replace them. This is a great goal to have, but it takes a true investment of time and dedication to achieve—especially if you want a long-lasting, stable solution for your lost teeth, like implant retained dentures.
If you’re interested in a permanent solution, you need to learn more about dental implants in Fort Worth. In this week, we will be exploring how dental implants and dentures can be combined to create one of the best restorative options for tooth loss.
With the new year approaching, many people are declaring their resolutions. Why not commit to a better, healthier smile?
With the right preventive practices, you can have a stronger, shinier smile in 2018! Learn more from your dentist in Fort Worth in this week’s blog post.
You’ve been in pain for a while now, so it was almost a relief to hear that your dentist wants to pull your problematic tooth. But then you start to realize that you’ll actually have to undergo oral surgery and your palms begin to get sweaty.
Believe it or not, sometimes extraction is the only way to relieve discomfort and boost your oral health. The recovery from wisdom tooth extraction is usually quick, but there are a few things you should keep in mind to make sure it goes as smoothly as possible. Your dentist in Fort Worth is here to make sure you’re prepared your tooth extraction procedure through and through.
Did you know that anxiety disorders affect just about 1 in 6 American adults? The most well-known include panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and social anxiety disorder. Many people don’t know how much these disorders take a toll on our bodies—even our smiles!
Research shows that one of the coping methods our body does when under high levels of stress is teeth grinding (bruxism). Bruxism can severely decline your oral health and cause dental pain. If you’re stressed and notice a bad teeth grinding habit, you should get help from your dentist in Fort Worth as soon as possible.
Sometimes your smile can make you feel ashamed and less confident, especially if you have excessive gum tissue. This can cause you to have a tiny, uneven smile that makes you think twice about showing off your teeth.
If you want a bigger smile that reveals your true smile underneath, consider gum contouring from a professional cosmetic and restorative dentist. Your dentist in Fort Worth can reshape your gums to unveil healthy teeth that have been waiting to be shown off all along!
Have you ever seen someone with a sunken facial appearance? There could be a multitude of reasons for that, one of them being tooth and bone loss.
What do you do when you’ve lost teeth and it starts making you look much older than you are? Learn more about tooth and bone loss and most importantly—how your dentist can help you with these options.